EcoNurse is an activist, research-based site intended to catalyze human awareness of ecological issues and solutions. Nurses are ideal prime candidates to stir an awakening in people's minds and hearts to the health of the Earth.

Half of this site is open to the general public on the Internet, available to anyone interested in examining the current situated health of First Nations, Metis, and Inuit people with a particular focus on Canadian aboriginal peoples. However the content of this site is transferable to most indigenous peoples across this beautiful planet. The concern is the need for support, advocacy, and knowledge related to the existing experience of aboriginal people with the modern health care system and their need for culturally sensitive, supportive endeavors that help them move forward towards Self governed health care.

This site is the culmination of a project funded by BC Campus that allowed two education experts, Sylvia Currie and June Kaminski, representing Nicola Valley Institute of Technology and Kwantlen Polytechnic University to create an online resource that builds on research, consultation, and community-based activities. This site provides best practices and support for online learning initiatives that are intended for aboriginal students, elders, educators, curriculum developers, and educational leaders.

Nursing Pedagogy was designed to assist educators to teach nursing using a constructivist, critical pedagogy, and student centred curriculum.

I had great fun redesigning the site for OJNI - the Online Journal of Nursing Informatics. First created in 1996, this journal has gone through four designs - bringing it into the 21st Century!